- MTA Rescue at a Standstill; Paterson Exasperated With State Senate (News, City Room, Politicker)
- News Pens Another Editorial Hammering Senate Dems
- Nicole Gelinas: Albany Should Help MTA Cut Pension Costs (Post)
- First Manhattan Costco Coming to East River Plaza (TRE)
- LaHood: It's Not Up to Feds to Fund Transit Service (East Valley Trib)
- Brookings: Stimulus Bill Doesn't Support Metro Areas (Ryan Avent)
- More on Queens Plaza Ped-Bike Improvements (News)
- MTA Tests 11-Car Train on F Line (News)
- Are Toll Discounts for In-State Drivers Even Constitutional? (NYT)
- Georgia Sheriff: Down With Tougher Speeding Penalties (Sustainable Savannah via Streetsblog.net)
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